Patient's question:
The child has just finished surgery for 3 days. The hospital asked to take them home for self-care. Do I need to bind their hands and feet? What kind of help is needed: What should be paid attention to in nursing? Should the child's hands and feet be bound? What if the urine bag is mishandled?Doctor's answer:
Nephrectomy postoperative care is very important, and professional nursing is also a small part of the success of the surgery. First, use antibiotics after surgery to prevent infection. After defecation, start with a liquid diet to increase the composition of feces to avoid industrial pollution of the wound. Always keep the bladder catheter unobstructed to prevent urination from the urethra, and always keep the wound sterile gauze dry and intact. After surgery, take ethinyl estradiol orally to prevent wound pain and bleeding caused by penile erection. Do not bind the child.